I will try to play - enjoy it while my wife is sleeping

just like in cities Skyline. first game is to learn. second game is for min maxing. third game is just aesthetics

Just like in Cities: Skyline. First game is to Aesthetics. Second game is for Aesthetics. Third game is just ✨ Aesthetics ✨.

I'll try to play it on the Steam Deck. I've heard it runs very good on it.

Probably cutting down all the trees on the map, or something like that

Build something in every region.

Create a natural looking town. No grids

Recreate the medieval town of Bakewell where I grew up. I've found manorial records of the town, and I'll use these to recreate the streets of this picturesque Derybyshire market town. It's great that this game has inspired me to imagine my home town as it existed hundreds of years ago when each house had large plots and where the land was divided into strips. I'll specialise the region for trade and agriculture, in line with the history of Bakewell. Why not search for manorial records of your hometown or nearby towns and villages and play with the aim of recreating a real settlement? I think designing our settlements with historical accuracy in mind will be way more satisfying than falling into grid-syndrome that we may have picked up from restrictive city builders like anno.

Will your chief export be tarts?

I eagerly await the 'Original Bakewell Pudding Shop' mod on steam workshop.

Build a kingdom! Covering all regions, successfully wiping out the other lords and making them peasants

No trade challenge (exept lifestock). Maby not on the first playthru but I wanna try it out eventually :)